exiting

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• Some of its most successful exits include Beyond Meat and Lemonade, JUMP Bike, Briefcam and Argus.

• At TechCrunch, we cover a lot of startup financings, but we rarely get the opportunity to cover exits.

• Any inclusion of a top young talent or a meaningful draft asset should be avoided at all costs because the ceiling of a Westbrook-led team is a swift first-round exit.

• Depending on how porous the material is, some molecules will go through, but the rest will be redirected and escape out the nearest, easiest exit—often the space at the top, between your mask and your cheeks.

• That could be good news for Electricite de France SA and its Sizewell C plant – the only project still in the development pipeline after Hitachi Ltd exited a development in Wales.

• Exiting the hotel ballroom, philanthropist Tom Steyer also seemed to give Clinton a pass for not mentioning the pipeline project.

• He had then blacked out as a bullet passed within an inch of his heart, exiting his chest.

• After the boys testified, they were seen exiting the courthouse smiling, chewing gum, and slapping their hands together.

• Gayet is pictured driving a white car; Hollande is shown exiting an entirely different white car.

• We still have a massive deficit problem and the drop in unemployment is largely due to workers exiting the work force.

• Could it have been caused by a 6.5 millimeter bullet exiting from the chest of the Governor?

• Under that circumstance the bullet from the President would have had to strike something else in the car to break it up.